While American companies have made much more noise about the destabilizing impact of President Trump's trade war, currency-related factors have been cited much more frequently as having had a negative impact on company performance...

On the last day of a volatile, tumultuous quarter European stocks rebounded sharply after an EU migrant deal was struck, and following a broad rally in Asia on hopes for further Chinese easing, however news that Trump may pull the US from the WTO promptly capped further upside.

It’s an extremely busy week of US data/earnings/events with plenty to keep US yields in the spotlight after a notable sell-off in the first half of the week followed by a notable rally over the last couple of days.

Commodity prices tumbled on news the U.S. could provide sanctions relief to Russian aluminum giant, Rusal, if Oleg Deripaska relinquishes control and sells his stake, while extended the deadline for companies to wind down dealings with Russian aluminum producer.